March 2020
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GUIDE TO UPDATING YOUR BATHROOM 7 REASONS TO WORK WITH A REALTOR®
3 CRUCIAL QUESTIONS TO ASK BEFORE YOU CO-SIGN A MORTGAGE
NEW YEAR, NEW HOME: INVEST IN A HOME OF YOUR VERY OWN
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Table of Contents RIGHT AT HOME: Reclaimed wood’s past adds character to decor ... 4 7 Reasons to Work With A REALTOR® .................................................. 15 3 Crucial questions to ask before you co-sign a mortgage ................. 16 Guide to updating your bathroom .................................................. 19 New Year, New Home: Invest in a home of your very own!..................... 21
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This photo provided by Hudson Company in New York's Hudson Valley shows salvaged wood paneling at the Omi Center in Ghent, N.Y.
RIGHT AT HOME: Reclaimed wood’s past adds character to decor 4
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In their new book, “Reclaimed Wood: A Field Guide’’ (Abrams, 2019), woodworkers Alan Solomon and Klaas Armster close with an imagined recounting of one tree’s story from sprout to salvage. The tale begins in the 1500s, when longleaf pine covered a vast area from North Carolina down to the tip of Texas and the Florida Panhandle ‚Äî “the largest forested lands in North America,” the authors say. Over the next few hundred years, their pine tree grows to 120 feet. Naturally fire-resistant, it survives storms, woodpeckers, hunters and the Civil War, until it succumbs to loggers in the 1880s. The tree is then brought to a mill, shipped to New York, and taken by horse cart along cobblestone streets to lower Manhattan. For the next couple of hundred years, its wood frames commercial lofts that hold hat shops and daguerreotype salons. After demolition in the mid-2000s, the pine boards are salvaged by builders to clad the floors of the Park Avenue Armory and make gym bleachers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. As the authors write, “the longleaf that had grown in the South and then went North, ultimately kept roots in both places.” The story describes what could be the life’s journey of many trees whose long-lasting wood was a primary building material in the development of towns and cities. These days, although many new buildings are made of concrete or brick, there’s a resurgence in using reclaimed wood in everything from ceiling beams to feature walls, furniture, flooring or exterior cladding. Architects and designers appreciate the narrative that salvaged wood brings to a project, and the physical charm of planed boards with the patina and markings of their life stories. Solomon and Armster run Sawkill Lumber in Brooklyn, New York, supplying wood salvaged from barns, commercial and industrial sites, and homes to architects, contractors and woodworkers. Sometimes their hardSee WOOD — Page 6
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woods or softwoods are left in their natural state, but the team also “rehabs’’ beams and boards by refinishing, sanding and giving them coats of protective stains, oils or waxes. In one case, Solomon says, they acquired wood from dismantled Worcestershire sauce tanks at an old Lea & Perrins plant in New Jersey. “The wood is high-quality, oldgrowth Douglas fir, free of knots, with a strong scent of sauce after re-sawing,” says Solomon, who used some of the wood to clad his own home. The Hudson Company, which has a mill and showroom in Pine Plains, New York, and showrooms in Manhattan and Ridgefield, Connecticut, salvages timbers and boards from various cities’ water towers, industrial buildings and agrarian structures. It has also salvaged framing from mushroom farms; the woods — mostly hemlock and cypress — develop unique characteristics over the fungi’s growth cycle. Company president Jamie Hammel likes the idea that the wood, often used as paneling in residential and commercial projects, is salvaged from an ongo-
ing agricultural process. “So, in a sense it’s a renewable resource, because the farmers are continuously updating and replacing the boards from the growing beds. In addition, the caramel color wood tones, fine grain, and sculptural textures offer a unique aesthetic,’’ he says. Jonah Meyer, who owns Sawkille Company, a furniture design studio in Rhinebeck, New York, praises heart pine for its “wonderful stripes. Heart pines come from the beams of America’s first factories, and of course, these were old growth forests that were being cut. Old growth also means slow growth; the rings of the trees are very tight. Nothing grows like that anymore.” Meyer crafts chairs, tables and other furniture, some of which he paints with woodland scenes or decorative motifs. When nature sends something his way, he’ll make the most of it. “Occasionally we find a huge tree that has come down in a storm, so we cut it up for coffee tables and start drying the pieces. They’re amazing to work with — some are almost 45 inches across,’’ he says. “Over time we get to know the tree, and it’s a good feeling to have saved it from the firewood pile.”
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This photo provided by Hudson Company in New York's Hudson Valley shows salvaged wood paneling in the bathroom of a private residence in Blue Diamond, Nev.
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in the news Congratulations, Thad Tarasen, Watne, REALTORS® Top Producer of the Month of January 2020. “Thad has worked hard for me from the very beginning, always responsive and available. From the first friendly handshake to closing, and even now, he has offered his help. He willingly searched for homes within my budget, set up viewings and actually drove me to them. He checked in with me frequently to make sure I had no questions on the property and negotiated hard for me. Without his guidance, patience and professionalism, I do not think I could have survived this journey! Thank you, Thad! I will send anyone I come across who is looking to buy or sell your way!” - Patricia Annas. If you would like the same results, I can be reached by calling 701 240-6737 or email at thad@minothomes.com.
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Watne, REALTORS® Top Sales Professional of the Month of January 2020. Hello, I’m a dedicated REALTOR® and I’m proactive in finding or selling a home. I have always lived in the Minot area and enjoy helping people realize their dream of a new home, a vacation home, or downsizing! I will be with you through the whole process, with professional and personal service. My career as a real estate agent isn’t just a profession, it’s a passion! If you are thinking of buying or selling, contact Janet Schelling! You can call or text 701-240-7537, also you can email me at janet@minothomes.com. I’m ready to help you with all your real estate needs!
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WHAT TO KNOW:
7 reasons to work with a REALTOR® Watne, REALTORS® is proud to share with Home Venture readers this handout that we supply our readers. It reflects the value of using a REALTOR® trained agent. Watne’s has been a proud member of the National Association of REALTORS®, North Dakota Association of REALTORS® and Minot Board of REALTORS® over the past several decades serving Minot and northwestern North Dakota. REALTORS® aren’t just agents. They’re professional members of the national Association of REALTORS® and subscribe to a strict code of ethics. This is the REALTOR® difference for home buyers.
1. ETHICAL TREATMENT
Every REALTOR® must adhere to a strict code of ethics, which is based on professionalism and protection of the public. As a REALTOR®’s client, you can expect honest and ethical treatment in all transaction-related matters. The firs obligation is to you, the client.
2. AN EXPERT GUIDE
Buying a home usually requires dozens of forms, disclosures, and other technical documents. A knowledgeable expert will help you prepare the best deal, and avoid delays or costly mistakes. Also, there’s a lot of jargon involved, so you want to work with a professional who can speak that language.
3. OBJECTIVE INFORMATION AND OPINIONS
REALTORS® can provide local information on utilities, zoning, schools, and more. They also have objective information about each property. REALTORS® can use that data to help you determine if the property has what you need. By understanding both you needs and search area, they can also point out neighborhoods you don’t know much about but that might suit your needs better than you’d thought.
4. EXPANDED SEARCH POWER
Sometimes properties are available but not actively advertised. A REALTOR® can help you find opportunities not listed on home search sites and can help you avoid out-of-date listings that might show up as available online but are no longer on the market.
5. NEGOTIATION KNOWLEDGE
There are many factors up for discussion in a deal. . A REALTOR® will look at every angle from your perspective, including crafting a purchase agreement that allows enough time for you to complete inspections and investigations of the property before you are bound to complete the purchase.
6. UP-TO-DATE EXPERIENCE
Most people buy only a few homes in their lifetime, usually with quite a few years in between each purchase. Even if you’ve done it before, laws and regulations change. REALTORS® hangle hundreds of transactions over the course of their career.
7. YOUR ROCK DURING EMOTIONAL MOMENTS
A home is so much more than four walls and a roof. And for most people, property represents the biggest purchase they’ll every make. Having a concerned, but objective, third party helps you say focused on the issue most important you.
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3 crucial questions to ask before you co-sign a mortgage A mortgage is a significant responsibility. For this reason, many people have someone co-sign with them on their mortgage. Before agreeing to co-sign on any mortgage, it is important to ask the right questions. There are several crucial questions that everyone should ask before they co-sign on someone else’s mortgage. What Does It Mean To Co-Sign On A Mortgage? Before signing that piece of paper, it is important to understand the responsibilities involved. Co-signing on a mortgage is a little bit different than co-signing for a credit card. The person who is buying the home, the primary signer, lives in the property in question. The co-signer, typically, does not. On the other hand, both people signing the mortgage take on the financial risk of the mortgage. Before co-signing, understand the financial risk involved.
Is It Smart To Trust The Borrower?
One of the most important questions to ask is whether or not the borrower caan be trusted. Remember, if the primary signer cannot make the payments on the mortgage, the co-signer is on the hook for those payments. Before placing any financial assets on the line, make sure the borrower can be trusted to maintain gainful employment, make smart financial decisions, and keep up with the mortgage payments.
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What Are The Risks Involved?
Chad Vogel is a Reverse Mortgage Specialist & Branch Manager of PRMI Primary Residential Mortgage Inc.The Dakota Group. Chad can be reached at 701-805006 or via email at cvogel@primeres.com
There are a few risks that people need to think about when it comes to co-signing a mortgage. First, think about the risk to the credit score. If the primary signer makes late payments, these can impact the co-signer’s financial health and credit score as well. In addition, there are relationship risks that everyone should think about. Most people co-sign a mortgage for a family member or friend. Having this type of financial arrangement can complicate relationships among loved ones.
Understanding The Process Of CoSigning A Mortgage
These are only a few of the many questions that people need to ask when they are thinking about co-signing on a mortgage. Everyone who is considering co-signing must consider the financial health and responsibility of the primary signer in addition to the risks they will be taking on. Co-signing on someone else’s mortgage is a big decision. Consider the various factors involved in this decision. As always, speak with your trusted real estate and mortgage finance professional for advice on your personal situation.
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Guide to updating your BATHROOM Your bathroom is the most intimate room in your house, so why shouldn’t it be beautiful? Whether it’s wear and tear or needs a change, an easy update might be just the solution. Here are some areas to look at when updating your bathroom:
Showerheads and Faucets
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Types/Features Showerheads: Fixed Mount, Handheld, Combo Showerhead, Slide bar, etc. Multiple Spray Settings, 2-in-1 Combined, Rain, etc. Faucets: One Handle, Two Handle, Widespread, Vessel, etc. —Finishes: Stainless Steel, Chrome, Brushed Nickel and Bronze are a few of the most common finishes. The finish is very important, so ask yourself some questions - Does it go well with you shower or vanity? Do you want a shiny finish or matte finish look?
Vanities and Vanity Tops
Vanities are another big piece to look at for your bathroom. A new vanity or vanity top can really change the style of a room in its entirety. Vanities come in a variety of types, colors and styles. Two of the main types are Freestanding and Wall Mounted. Lighting The key to good lighting in your bathroom is layering. Think about the areas that need lighting, such as around the mirror and the tub area, which are the most important. Also consider the color that the light bulbs give off, that can change the whole mood of the room. Hardware Complete your bathroom with matching hardware. You can match things like towel rods, toilet paper holders, hooks and bath cabinet knobs to your faucet, showerhead and even lighting fixtures. Looking at these little details can add that extra touch to make your bathroom your own. Paint and Back Splashes A fresh coat of paint can change the whole atmosphere of a room. Determine what color will compliment your vanity, faucet and hardware. You can even spruce up the vanity with a coat of paint. Another option is to place a back splash to give you an accent to your bathroom.
Toilet
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Models The two main models are One-Piece and Two-Piece. OnePiece has the tank attached, while a Two-Piece has a detached tank. Bowls Elongated and Round are the two typical shapes of toilet bowls. Elongated Bowls are typically the most popular for being a larger seat where the Round Bowls are smaller. Toilet Seat The toilet seat is another thing to consider. Some new toilets come with one included. They come in different shapes, materials, styles and colors. — Menards
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Peterson is inviting country-style home By Associated Designs
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Great Room
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Vaulted Kitchen
under-counter storage capacity is there as well, conveniently close to further boosted by a roomy walk-in the major sources of soiled laundry. doors in the Built-in cabinets fill the wall over Whether you see it as a coun- pantry. Sliding glassPatio 23' x 10' try-style home, or a farmhouse, the dining area open onto a partially the appliances; stacked shelves span the other wall. Peterson looks comfortably invit- covered porch. Direct access between the kitchThe owners’ suite is well buffing. Its railed wrap-around porch en and garage ered from the sounds of the is a major factor in creVaulted will be especially Peterson’s secondary ating that ambiance, Garage Dining Owners’ Suite bedrooms by appreciated the utility but the generous scat- 20'6" x 21' 12' xwhen 13'4'' 15'4"room, x 13' a large walk-in returning home closet, and the main bathroom. tering of Craftsmanafter dark, and for The private bathroom has a dual style windows may be Patio unloading grocer- vanity, and a pocket door that ofequally responsible. 23' x 10' Inc. © 2020 Associated Designs, Util. Garage ies in inclement fers both toileting privacy and Families with tod20'6'' x 21' weather. shower steam containment. dler children or grandVaulted Dn and Associated Designs is the origichildren can easily creGreatBedrooms Room Vaulted 18' x 14'8" bathrooms cluster nal source for the Peterson 30-625. ate a safe outdoor play Entry Vaulted together on the For more information or to view area for their tykes by Garage Dining Owners’ right. Suite The utility other designs, visit www.Associated 20'6"gating x 21' the front porch 12' x 13'4'' 15'4" x 13' room is located Designs.com or call 800-634-0123. at both ends. Bedroom Covered Porch Gathering spaces, Bedroom Garage 10'4" x 11'6" 10'4" x 12'10" including the entry, all 20'6'' x 21' Alternate Basement Stairs have vaulted ceilings. Associated Designs, Inc. Dn Util. Patio Even the kitchen. An 23' x 10' Peterson abundance of natural light Vaulted PLAN 30 -625 spills into the great room Great Room Living Area 1506 sq.ft. Vaulted through the window bay18' x 14'8" Entry Garage 464 sq.ft.Vaulted that wraps around to one Garage Owners’ Suite Dimensions 66' x 44'Dining side, while more washes 20'6" x 21' 12' x 13'4'' 15'4" x 13' 1000 SERIES down through two dorwww.AssociatedDesigns.com Alternate mer windows,Basement set high in Stairs Bedroom Covered Porch the ceiling. © 2020 Associated Bedroom 10'4" x 11'6" Designs, Inc. Util. 10'4" x 12'10" A peninsular counter with an eating bar Vaulted is all that separates Great Room Vaulted Peterson the dining room and 18' x 14'8" Entry kitchen. Storage cabPLAN PLAN30 30-625 -625 inets and counter Living LivingArea Area 1506 1506sq.ft. sq.ft. space in the kitchen Garage 464 Garage 464sq.ft. sq.ft. Bedroom Covered Porch are both well supBedroom 10'4" x 11'6" 66' Dimensions 66'xx44' 44' 10'4" x 12'10" plied. Counters wrap Dimensions 1000 1000SERIES SERIES around four sides, www.AssociatedDesigns.com nt Stairs while overhead and www.AssociatedDesigns.com
New Year, New Home: Invest in a home of your very own! There’s a big misconception that buying a home requires a twenty percent down payment, leaving many potential buyers thinking that purchasing a home is nearly impossible. Good news - you can actually get into a home with much less down with today’s mortgage programs. Plus with record low rates and tax return season being in full swing, there’s never been a better time to consider investing in homeownership.
Investment & Equity
Renata Buen, is an Executive Mortgage Officer with The HOME Team at Town & Country Credit Union. To contact Renata or get more information on home loans, visit www.townandcountry.org. Town & Country Credit Union is an Equal Housing Lender. NMLS# 704437.
When you purchase a home, you’re making an investment that will generally appreciate in value over time. This means when you decide to sell, your house could be worth more than what you purchased it for allowing you to make money. It’s no secret that when you rent you’re paying money each month to your landlord. You’re getting a place to stay, but you aren’t able to use that money as an investment. By purchasing a home you could be putting that monthly expense towards building equity. Equity in your home is comprised of your down payment plus the monthly payments you make to pay off your mortgage after you pay the loan’s interest. Mortgage payments reduce the amount you owe while your home may Tax Incentives be gaining value. By simply making a mortgage payment inWith tax season fresh in your mind, it’s important to stead of a rent payment, you’re building equity in your home. note that homeowners receive tax incentives that aren’t available to renters. As a homeowner, when it’s time for you to file, consult with your tax preparer as a portion of property taxes and mortgage interest paid out over the year could be tax deductible, allowing you to save money * on your taxes!
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Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll make and while it may seem overwhelming, there are educated professionals here to help you through the entire journey. To see what financing options are available for your unique situation, set up an appointment with a local mortgage officer. Some lenders offer free, no strings attached consultations. During this appointment, your lender will walk you through the home buying journey, explain the financing options available and answer any questions you may have. If you’re ready to move forward – great! If not, they’ll help you determine what steps you need to take to ensure you’re ready for homeownership when the time comes.
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Great room is the heart of the Treyburn By Associated Designs
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